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featuring publisher ori, rich, author of the history of the black dollar and april ryan, author of undere. >> at the end of the day those founding fathers never realized that they would be questioning bill clinton george w. bush the first black president barack obama and they never imagined that donald trump would be there either. but i stand on those pillars that our founding fathers put in place. >> then at 11:00 eastern andrew poll lak the father of the student killed in florida offers his thoughts on school safety and guns in his book why meadow died. i was going to find out everything why my daughter got killed and it was all these lean yensy programs of these kids like they had to frisk him before school he was so dangerous that i found out they frisked him and wasn't allowed in. he threatened to shoot the school up, threatened students lives. never arrested. >> then in his book the years that matter most, the challenges and costs of a college education. >> we are still debating about whether a 12th grade education is enough. it's obviously not enough. and all the signs from the ec

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. >>> kpix 5 ories about the housing affordability crisis in the bay area. >> yeah, and the first installment, we took a look at how we got here and what it's going to take to pull us out of this mess. the seniors like linda owens fighting to stay in your home. she lives on a fixed income and her landlord is raising the rent. >> i know rents are high out there, but i can't afford to go out and pay 18, $1,900 a month for a one bedroom. >> we sat down with the mayors of the bay area's ree largest citiesthey all list housing and homelessness as their top priorities. >> we have to agree as the bay area community that the homeless are ours. >> we made a lot of mistakes and waste a lot of time with bureaucracy. our plan is beginning to work. we've seen rents stabilize. they're not going up anymore. and we've seen evictions decrease by about a third. >> there's a lot of information here. you should really watch our full report on kpix.com. just click on the project home section. catch our next installment tomorrow night at 11:00. we also want to hear your housing stories and ideas for solving this p

tom: the same ory at this hotel. thomas cook staff out of aob, tried to help. some guests were forced to leave. at least one customer paid up. he will have to claim back the -- 1500 pounds. when the company went bust, it's operation ground to a halt. claims home one final time sunday night, now looking for work. in>> i have been there 20 years. there's an awful lot of people with been there longer than me. tom: some did do very well out of thomas cook. the chief executive made more than 8 million m pounds in five years. company's class.into the >> i have written to the insolvency service yesterday asking them to speed up their investigation into whether the actions ofirectors played a part in the failure of thomas cook. tom: flying 150,000 people home is complicated. tom burridge, bbc news. michelle: returning to our top story, speaker of the house nancy pelosi has officially launched an impehment inquir into preside trump over reports he sought foreign help to smear 2020 candidate and former vice j preside biden. for more on the political ined by anthony rcher

this is for tom oris nail. did you get any clarity from ambassador lighthizer on how the democrats concerns over labor enforcement issues might be resolved and can you be more specific on when you think the house in particular might take up the agreement? thanks. >> if you were inside ambassador lighthizer had the same question i'm not going to quote him but i talked to him about it all the time and this is how it looks to me. right now we have enough votes with democrats and republicans that we could pass the bill. but to make it a passage that will stand for a long period of time without challenge andus to make a comfortable for those who are courageous enough in the democratic party to already state to us that some of them very publicly it's necessary to get another group of votes from the party. right now there are discussions between thes ambassador and nay pelosi and other leaders of the democratic party. lighthizer has said from the beginning this deal won't work without democratic support. there are two

muslim activist about her position on female genital mutilation, the cutting of a girl's quitter is oris so shelit doesn't feel orgasmic -- she yelled at the woman and said, that is an appalling question and i refuse to answer it. we want to start a tort in the muslim reform movement of honoring islam by asking appalling questions. this is a critical question about the violent verses and violent chapters. when the question was asked, it started with the assumption of abrogation, which most of you might understand means that a later verse usurps an earlier verse. , it wasam was founded in the city of mecca and there were more peaceful versus. later when the prophet muhammad moved to medina and was at war, there were more violent verses. there is a couple fundamental namedin that fancy word hermeneutics, this study of sacred texts. a fundamental idea in the marvin -- the muslim reform movement is that we do not agree that ofogation is the kind analysis with which we approach the chapters and verses in the koran so that is a really critical idea. we denied the fundamental like, shufflet, th

. >> so this was a young man named orie and west - - a north carolina there are three different students of the intersection of two-year institutions not all strictly speaking our community colleges but none of them love school or were dying to be in a classroom but they all found that without any extra credentials meant they were trapped in some type of low-wage work and very unstable weather that was service work or manual labor. and her all of them they felt they wanted another alternative so that took two different avenues and he ended up studying welding go he was never school person is not dying to go to college there was a lot that he loved he was learning a lot like welding but financially it was so difficult for him to make ends meet to find the support that he needed because of budget cuts still trying to make his way to that degree. >> so moving toward those solutions you talk about the inequality and how many people so when they think of the problems of higher ed rethink the higher education system at large but those who are uninformed or misguided. and you can see that by le

in washington dc featuring publisher audrey ory. angel rich, author of the history of the black dollar. white house correspondent april. author of on fire. >> at the end of the day the founding fathers, they never realized there would be an equal lien questioning bill clinton. george w. bush, barack obama, and they never imagined that donald trump be there idle. i stand on those pillars of our founding fathers. my story is your story. then at 11 eastern, and republic, the father of the student killed in the shooting at marjory stoneman icicle and florida. offers his thoughts on school safety and guns. in his book why meadow died. >> i was going to find out everything and why and how my daughter got killed. it was all of these leniency programs of these kids like they had the first kid before school. he was so dangerous. i found out that they frisk him and he wasn't allowed in. that's how dangerous he was. he threatened to shoot the school up and he was not arrested. he threatened students lives and he was never arrested. >> and sund

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oris the one writing proposing legislation, he controls the narrative. that is why companies like amazon have decided to speak up about this a little more, just the pressure that if something is going to be done, they might as well have a seat at the table. i think that is what you have seen from amazon in the last positionhange from a of, we don't really want to talk about this because the technology is fine and i'm not really interested in further conversations, to a blog post outlining where they would stand and these potential discussions about potential regulation and being a party to those talks. taylor: what are critics and aclu, in particular, saying in response? matt: a lot of critics want a broader pause and reevaluation of this. they say we should slow down. this stuff should not be available in such wide circulation, that we are not really thinking through the impacts of new technology. they bring up historic cases of new technology or surveillances being used to hurt marginalized groups. and i think they push more for a total pause on this i

coming into the neighborhood districts and too many restaurants coming in, cannibalizing our service ori t oriented retail or shops. it was also the way the vertical zoning -- was a way to protect housing. now you have controls to protect housing. you don't have to worry about a restaurant displacing housing on the second floor because it's very difficult to get rid of housing. but basically, the answer to your question, just where the city was at the time the regulations were developed. so you can go back to your neighbor commercial districts and look at the controls and see what makes sense to change, if anything. >> supervisor fewer: because when you travel throughout the world, you see there are restaurants on second floors. and third floors many times. and so that is probably something we should be looking at. what we heard from, also our -- from the golden gate restaurant association is also about the rents that are constantly going up in san francisco. and so i know there has been this idea that i think is pretty promising, we can expedite the condo-izing of retail space. meaning

. >> i could ask you what color the sky is ori could ask you -- >> you're putting word in his mouth.laura: okay. >> but, again -- >> defending him. >> laura: this is donald trump today -- i think it's today. it might be yesterday, i'm losing track of time. he said we're on the verge ofsoh immigration. i think jared kushner has a 600-page plan on the way to capitol hill or already there which i think is going to include handling illegal immigration, trying to come together on some compromise. if that's racist, boy, we really are in b trouble in the united states. that's a big, big deal. if they'rere working on that which t they've been working ont for about eight months, and people are going, this is racist,, then we're never going to make any progress on anything. >> is it kind of -- if it's a fifth, we'd all be drunk? are we really in the third year in if this is really happeningtg deal. >> laura: what did obama do on the border? he deported more people than trump.then he's a racist. >> that's right. >> laura: then barack obama is a racist under that dynamic. >> that makes him a pre

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rifle ory will carry a whatever it is, but every single generation will have to contribute. ogs in ant c american empire. we are citizens in a great experiment. we stand at the doorstep of another woodrow wilson, who teddy roosevelt tangled with. a man who said and was derided for saying he was too proud to fight vicious enemies in the world. obama emanates the same sentiment today. teddy roosevelt, when he was agitating for american involvement in world war i, he a friend called him the bugle that woke america. he tried to lead the roosevelt division, which ultimately never happened. but he wanted to lead the front. we must be awoken again. our educational institutions, our families, how critical that incubating capacity is. as i said, i have a policy chapter in the back of the book that talks about simple recommendations. it is not meant to be a conservative carte blanche. i did not write about every issue. citizenship and leadership and i wrote about five simple things in every category that i think would go a long way to restore leadership in our country. i want to thank

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and it tells you something aboui ory. i think that dove heri too. >> she also came from a political family. cokie's father was in the house leadership, and after he died, her mother ran for his seat ando beca of the leaders in the democratic party in the e moress. and then after ft the congress, she was an ambassador all places, the vatican. but that immersion in politicsd that cokie , it informed everything that she did, and the thing that i always loved about her was that how much she liked politics. she even liked the set of down and dirty aspects of it, and she enjoyed the rough and tumble politics. she was never prissy about it, never saying that i could never vote for someone. she was... well, she loved it. and i think that would have driven her, toojust t notion that she had all of this knowledge and all of the extremely good instincts about politics. she should putthem to a good use. >> linda said today on the air that cokie knew all the little old men in the congress, and she knew the waiters in the cafeteria. sh

with oris meeting johnson was more positive than reported.his optimism about avoiding no deal? in the event of no deal, you could get parity with the pound for both the dollar and the euro. seema: that is very concerning. the idea no deal brexit is not off the table, 25% chance still -- going by that, sterling is far too high. we would have thought going into october we would be about 120 by now. matt: i'm looking at euro pound dropping down to 87 pence now. that weakness is even more pronounced. what do you think happens to the euro in the case of a hard brexit? we focused so much on the problems the brits would have cutting medicine and crossing the border, but what happens to europe trade from the continent would surely suffer as well. seema: it would be a significant hit. if it happened a year and a half ago when the european economy was stronger, we would not be as worried. at this stage, on the cusp of recession, no deal brexit could be very damaging. we would expect considerable weakness in the euro as well. nejra: you have a 25% proba

three publisher audrey ory. angel ridge, author of the history of the black dollar. an white house correspondent april ryan. author of on fire. >> at the end of the day, those they never realized there would be questioning bill clinton. george w. bush, the first black president, barack obama and they never imagined that donald trump would be there idle. i stand on those pillars. of our founding fathers could do. my story is your story. >> then at 11 eastern, and republic, the father of this student killed in the shooting at marjory stoneman high school. i was in parkland florida offers his thoughts on school safety and guns. in his book, like meda died. >> is going to find out why my daughter got killed. i was all of these leniency programs of these kids like they had the first kid before school. he was so dangerous. i found that out. the first him and he wasn't allowed in. that's how dangerous he was he threatened to strip the school up. he was not arrested. he threatened students lives and was never arrested. >> and sonny and i eastern on afterwards. in his book th

what it does, at times, as they have historically been extremely reluctant to connect all the tornado ory this hurricane has a climate link. it has been very hard to get out of a lot of scientists. is that changing? >> we were affected by the flood in 2019 also. iowa had the second wettest year on with -- record. 1993 being the wettest. we were three inches shy of breaking that record. into theat goes large-scale circumstances that lead to historic flooding. had 2008, 2011, 2019, these three floods in 10 years. >> pretty soon, you have a stack of evidence that is hard to counter. would you go along with that? are scientists a little bit unencumbered by some of the constraints in the past to make these links? >> yeah. attribution science which is seeing the fingerprints climate change on events has moved along in the last few years. week, our colleagues were saying this makes it more likely. 10 years ago, a reporter would call up and you would say we cannot tie one event to climate change. i think we are past that point. we are seeing heat waves and big fires out west and we are saying cli

book tv at 7:45 eastern, the black book's matter but already in washington, d.c., featuring audrey ory, angel rich, author of "the history of the black dollar," and author of "under fire." >> at the end of the day, this founding fathers never realized there would be questioning of bill clinton, george w. bush, the first black president, barack hussein obama, and they never imagined donald trump would be there either. but i sent on those pillars that our founding fathers put in place. my story is your story. >> then at 11:00 eastern, andrew pollock, the father of the student killed at marjory stoneman high school in parkland, florida, offices thoughts on school safety and guns in his book, "why meadow died." >>>> i was going to find out why my daughter was killed, and it was all these leniency programs of these kids, like they had to frisk him before school, he was a dangerous, that i found out. they frisked him and he wasn't allowed in. that's how dangerous he was. he threatened to shoot the school up, wasn't arrested. >> sunday at 9:00 eastern on afterwards, in his book, "the years th

of months, i will either vote independent conservative if one stands in my constituency in london, oridon, or i will vote for the liberal democrat candidate. if you are not standing yourself, you won't be voting conservative? not for the official candidate under this platform, no. that is extraordinary, ten yea rs platform, no. that is extraordinary, ten years as a conservative mp...|j ten years as a conservative mp...” know, even more as a member. i will not vote for a platform that says leave, deal or no deal that risks this country living without a deal. i will not do that. i will vote for a deal, as my constituents have asked me to, but i will not risk this country living without a deal. after the next election do you want borisjohnson to be prime minister orjeremy corbyn? neither, to be quite honest. i would hope the outcome of an election if it is called during this crisis, would be some form of coalition government led by somebody more moderate than either of the two main party leaders at the moment. like you? i will not name names but they are decent people within the conservat

ori: we think we still have a ways to run.tten to that critical point where the cyclicals are so cheap, you have to hold your nose and buy them. so what is that level? say this is a cyclical versus defensive's return spread. owned,ght not be over but they are quite expensive. so when to turn? lori: you have to go through each sector. i do think trade is pivotal here. we are seeing things like utilities, staples going up, even on days when the market is going broader. i think things like financials and industrials are just going down. flow, reverse the news you get a good trade headline, and all the sudden it flips. i think that is an important part of it. david: well so have what is going on with yields and bonds, talking about financials. what kind of told is that likely to take? lori: i think what is interesting with financials is obviously the yield curve compression seems to be what a lot of these are trading the sector on, and that is a very difficult thing to go up against. said on the days when we are on these defensive

side you can have this public triumphalism, this chest thumping behavior that is in oris lee taking to the chinese. because the chinese -- enormously irritating to the chinese. because the chinese cannot enter into an agreement publicly where the impression is that they have lost or make concessions that is not tenable for any chinese leaders with a negotiate and partner. it has to be a structure or atmosphere that allows the u.s. side to say we wanted out of it. and allows the chinese side to say we got what we wanted as well. these were not concessions. these were things were going to anyway. some of the president's tweets unfortunately painted the chinese into a corner and pushed them to walk away or pause and pullback. the weekends tariffs notwithstanding, the talks are settled for later this month. what should realistic expectations be? what is success look like? mechanism,e pricing if you well. the u.s. side is trying to determine what it can relatively get from the chinese. there's not necessarily a strong consensus on the u.s. side as you what would constitute a successful roun

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oris not enough for china the u.s. to throw them off a steady recovery -- expansion. are weaker and more trade exposed. francine: if you are donald trump and you are facing pelosi and the things she said, you have to make sure the consumer is confident. marty: donald trump is keenly aware of the economy being part of his reelection campaign, but he said he does not need a trade deal to win reelection, and i think he is right. a lot of democrats are not criticizing his stance on china, so he has a pretty free hand in deciding when this trade war ends. adam: if trump makes any deal, i expect democrats to attack him for being soft on china. francine: we saw pictures of boris johnson coming back after being at the u.n. he was here to renegotiate brexit with e.u. leaders on the ofeline, and it was a wooing president trump to give him a better trade deal. failure ins a big that he can run as an extreme brexiteer. his campaign, he has run out of international negotiating options. francine: who should the u.k. start getting cozy with in the u.n.? a big win for elizabeth warre

negative interest rates and the effect on saving and incentives within the greater europe, on a microcosm orise a success for the new managing director of the imf with argentina. it comes at the price of people who do not have a voice. hugo: the savers, you are entirely correct. it is undermining the currency. it is the distortions created by excessive monetary policy. of riskrts the balance and reward for the long-term, we would argue. when you get some kind of mean reversion, it could well be ugly , but it is difficult to pinpoint the catalyst. you are starting to see some catalysts. the repo market was one of them. excess valuations on tech unicorns are others. argentina offering a very long maturity bond at 7.5%, scrambling for yield because there are no alternatives. in the equity market, you could argue it is expensive, but where else you generate income, it is a reciprocal of negative rates everywhere else and you end up with high valuations you can justify as long as the rates stay anchored up low levels. that is why central banks find themselves in this conundrum where they must issue

international framework that basically -- the same way we said certain things around chemical weapon oris land mines were inappropriate, there are tools of cyber weapons that also should be inappropriate. and if nation states or others use them, then the attribution requirements and the ability to kind of punch back could be elevated. so, i think there needs to be engagement with the private sector. this has been an area that has been for too long an after thought, but the potential vulnerability that we have is enormous. i keep thinking of the nuclear power plant where we're going to spend, you know, millions of dollars or tens of millions of dollars protecting the security against cyber and the bad guys may now come in through the microwave in the staff kitchen because it's iot connected device. and the community needs to be more engaged. listen, this is much more fun than, you know, what i'm doing on the normal floor of the senate these days. i'll take two more and then get out of your hair. i'm sorry. >> alex howard. nice to see you again. thank you for working on these issues. two st

. >> ori i don't know, but somewhere within the white house. >> and in this particular situation, maybe more than a dozen people were on the phone call? >> that is the allegation. >> and they were all taking notes presumably. >> if they are good public servants, yes. >> and were you ever a party to a call where the notes that you took were then given to someone at the white house for keeping? >> i have never been party to any call other than my own. i would take notes for my own. at my level. but i've never been privy to a conversation with the president where i would be involved in taking notes. it would just be happen stance, i happened to be there and he felt comfortable enough to leave me for a brief conversation. but it is not anything that i would be in that office particularly for that matter. >> thank you for your service. >> thank you, congressman. >> i'd like to recognize ranking member for any final questions that he would have. >> thank you, mr. chair. mr. maguire, i want to thank you for your attendance here. congratulations for surviving legal word challenge charade. hopef

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